We have a legal decision on sanctuary cities and it's a good one. A three-judge panel,

second circuit court of appeals unanimously overturned a district court judge who ruled

the Trump administration could not withhold grants from sanctuary cities. That was part of the

anti-Trump resistance movement among the judiciary. In 2017, then Attorney General Jeff Sessions

announced that the Department of Justice was going to withhold grant money from states who defied

federal immigration law by granting sanctuary to illegals. Well, it didn't take long for the

resistance to act seven states. New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Virginia, New Jersey,

Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Washington state, ran to federal court and sued and as so often

happens coincidentally, the resistance states found a friendly resistance district judge to go

along with them. Trump administration appealed. So now finally, we've gotten a common sense ruling

from the appellate court. They ruled that of course the federal government can withhold grant

money from states who break federal law. It's a no-brainer. Now, this will probably end up at

the Supreme Court because liberals never give up the fight no matter how ridiculous or absurd it

may be. But at least for now, you can file this under we're not tired of winning and victory is so sweet.